I feel unruffled, unrufflable.
A review in Foreign Affairs described it as, "Serene, unruffled, unpretentious, like the author.
Even those of you who, like me, spent days in darkrooms perfecting your dodge technique, are likely unruffled at the notion.
Unruffled, Henry sounded like a New Yorker with his response.
The same McCain advisers who later turned against Palin were impressed with her at first, when she earned adjectives like unruffled, self-confident, tough-minded and self-assured.
Unruffled, Rosenberg responds with Zen-like indirection, quoting a sarcastic slight to his idea from an anonymous British painter — "Is it possible to paint a slow Action painting?" — and his own squelching riposte: "An Action painting takes the artist's whole life.
Judi Dench and Nicole Kidman were unruffled, but others celebrities, like Kate Winslet, were angry at the damage to their outfits.
Strategic survival has many styles: bullying is one; others include keeping your head down, becoming a charming bumbler, or keeping an incongruently unruffled smile in place, like health secretary Jeremy Hunt, former head boy at Charterhouse.
Ms. Glasgall is very chatty and friendly with other brokers, but those who know her say that beneath her unruffled calm, she is like a duck, paddling furiously underneath.
Right now he's unruffled, and neither looks nor sounds like a man with the remotest intention of quitting the team he grew up in.
